Technical analysis by Lioren_Blackwell_l about Symbol PAXG on 10/23/2025

In trading, it is not always necessary to enter into a trade. Knowing when not to trade is an important factor that helps you protect your account and avoid risks. Here are the times you should avoid trading: 1.When there is no clear trend in the market A basic rule of trading: trade only when the market is in a clear trend. Trading in sideways market periods is usually difficult and error-prone because the price moves slowly and without direction. How do you know: When the market is moving within a narrow range, and there is no clear up or down trend — it is better to stay out of the market and wait for a clear signal before entering. 2. When you do not have a specific trading plan A trading plan is the key to controlling risk and achieving goals. If you enter a trade without clearly defining the SL, TP or entry point, this is reckless. How do you know: When you don't have a clear strategy, postpone trading. A specific plan will help you reduce risks and increase the success rate. 3. When there is important news about to be released Events such as an interest rate announcement, GDP, or NFP report... can make the market highly volatile and difficult to predict, and may even reverse the trend completely. Trading in this case is risky if you lack experience. How do you know: When there is important news coming, avoid trading until the market stabilizes again, because prices may form gaps and trades may be difficult to control. 4. When emotions control your trading decisions Trading based on emotions is the quickest way to lose. After a series of losses, you may feel an urge to "recover" losses, and after a series of wins, you may become overconfident—both are dangerous. 5. When you lack knowledge or analysis tools If you do not have a clear idea about analysis tools or lack the necessary knowledge, do not rush into trading. Take your time to learn more before participating in the market. 6. When you have weak capital or bad management Capital management is the crucial factor in trading. If you do not adhere to risk management principles (such as using 1–2% of your account on each trade) or your capital is insufficient, it is easy to lose your account. How do you know: When you do not have reserve capital or a capital protection plan, stop trading until you are fully prepared.